I would consider taking a look at Sacramento, specifically lots with zoning upside as it relates to their newly released 2040 master plan.https://account.sacbee.com/pay...Outside of California I would look at growing cities with 5-7% cap rates. 

Hey All, So a few days ago i reached out on this forum after being absent for the most of 3 years because my rental property had burned down... long story short 3 years later i just got the keys to my newly rebuilt townhome rental.

i don't have time to go home during lunch, and would like to be able to use my lunch break at work to market for properties.Unfortunately, Lead Sherpa, Launch Control, and REIReply are all blocked on our computer system.Just curious if anybody knows of any other active marketing I could be doing on my lunch break without picking up the phone and dialing around everyone in the office, haha

Purchase price: $885,000 Cash invested: $44,250 Newly purchased single family in Columbia Heights What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Fellow BPers, please help me make a good decision:Background: I'm ready to list a newly rehabbed 2/1 SFH for rent. 

It doesn't seem like newly renovated homes are being sold (in yucca valley a lot are being held as airbnbs).

In the evening, I got a series of texts from a newly inherited tenant whose refrigerator had just died, to the point where she felt the need to mention, "IT'S ON YOU TO REPLACE IT."

@Wesley Canhedo Would selling (or perhaps a short term heloc with the plan to sell) help fix those DTI issues, get your credit restored so you can launch into a buying plan??

I was back in the game about 6 years ago for a hot minute before I launched my software company and it was 80/20.

I really dove into the data and I'm actually launching a software product called VestMap that allows RE investors to quickly look at the 7 location factors I think are important for any address in the US.